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Hi, my question is when the exam said enter your answer to the nearest whole $, what does it actually mean?
I did an exercise in BPP Kit yesterday, but got the answer wrong because the key of this exercise rounded the answer to the whole thousand $.
The key was: Finance cost for the year = 9,190 x 8% = 735 $’000
=> answer: 735,000$
But 9190 x 8% = 735,2 $’000, so that mean the answer should be 735,200$Please help me with this confusion so I can avoid the mistake in my actual exam.
Thanks.But the exam said enter your answer to the nearest WHOLE $, doesn’t it mean that the answer should be 735,200$?
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